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less time spent hunting incompatibilities between libraries. Here comes yet
another example of dependency hell in the world of F/OSS where our two main
protagonists will be libxml2 and PHP 5.x.</p> <p>Recently I come across a little bug when I was playing with my LAMP server (actually it's
more a LLPP system for I prefer Lighttpd and PostgreSQL). It appears PHP
5.2.x and libxml>2.7 do not play well together when parsing HTML/URI
encoded messages (where characters as '<' or '>' are replaced by
< or >). If you try to use a
$xml_parser = new... <em><a href="http://www.jdobbelstein.eu/blog/post/2010/04/26/Why-Debian-Lenny">Read</em> Why Debian Lenny ?</a></p>